Production Engineering is an economic activity with a high degree of creativity and innovation, playing an increasingly important role in all branches of mechanical and electrical engineering and in the development of most industrial products. Graduates of the Modern Production Engineering study program can find employment in all sectors of industry, in companies that develop and manufacture new products and technologies, or in fields requiring natural science and technical knowledge. They can work in areas such as:

• Development, research, and planning of new technologies and processes in mechanical, electrical, and similar industries, as well as in other sectors.
• Product, tool, device, machinery, and system design and engineering.
• Material testing, inspection, and maintenance of mechanical parts and devices.
• Measurements in mechanical engineering.
• Organization of activities in various sectors, production management, and technical-economic fields in all industrial branches.
• Development and design of work and transport equipment and systems.

Additionally, graduates can find employment in transport and logistics, municipal services, education and research institutions, non-production companies, government and administrative services, the military, healthcare, and more.

The acquired professional knowledge provides an excellent foundation that can be further enhanced with additional studies in economics and management, preparing graduates for leadership positions within companies.